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BY CHRIS YUSCAVAGE
News Editor. @cyuscavage
Just in time for 10-year anniversary the blue-eyed barbarian comes to one of the world's most beautiful flower shops. Copenhagen's Blomsterskuret is run by Martin Reinicke in a historic building that has been a flower shop since 1930's.
Kaibosh is one of the most inspiring conceptual eye-wear brands for me. I was lucky to catch Helge Flo in Copenhagen as he laid out Kaibosh story: the story about growth, bankruptcy and starting from scratch.
A.D.Deertz is a menswear independent brand from Berlin that can teach us a lot about freedom, ethics and community. Being a 15-year old business it has seen a lot and has tried a lot. The blue-eyed barbarian asked a designer and founder Wibke Deertz to share her path as entrepreneur
Dahlman has been making high-quality leather goods in the heart of Copenhagen even since it was founded by Master Saddle Maker Wilhelm Ludvig Dahlman in 1807. We traveled to Copenhagen to speak to Jeppe Dencker about the revival of the heritage brand.
Miguel Barral created one of the most interesting sunglasses brands in Portugal. His classic models manufactured the old-fashioned way attract trendy clients not only in Portugal but in Berlin and Paris too.
Ten years ago Ulla Welinder started Cinnober, a stationery and books shop in Copenhagen. Books are meticulously selected amongst international visually inspiring editions. Calm vibes are obvious immediately as you take your stairs down to the shop. We explored how Welinder built this sanctuary, how she finds time for excellent mailings and where the business is moving next.
The new wave of Italian businesses is up. They are well-connected globally while being a part of a vibrant local life. Turinese Muta is a great incarnation of that.
"We value the people who stand behind every product, their feeling and a sense of life. It's the acceptance of a special part of their soul, that we are really getting from their work. And we can intuitively feel if a person puts his soul to his work."
